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[Nash_12South]

Ran across an interesting permit, in process. this morning for 1111 Caruthers. It's a old house, directly behind the soon to open Emery Wood Fired restaurant (across from Five Daughters) and owned by the same property owners as Emery.

It appears that it will be named "Wanna Spoon" and will be a cereal bar. No other news that I can find other than copyrighting the name.

Edited July 21, 2021 by Nash_12South

[smeagolsfree]

17 minutes ago, Nash_12South said:

Ran across an interesting permit, in process. this morning for 1111 Caruthers. It's a old house, directly behind the soon to open Emery Wood Fired restaurant (across from Five Daughters) and owned by the same property owners as Emery.

It appears that it will be named "Wanna Spoon" and will be a cereal bar. No other news that I can find other than copyrighting the name.

The permit is still listed as open and never issued and is from March with an expiration in September, so they better get the move on. Not going to sent to William unless the permit is issued, which looks to be doubtful at this point in time.

[PaulChinetti]

23 minutes ago, Nash_12South said:

It appears that it will be named "Wanna Spoon" and will be a cereal bar.

This speaks to my inner child and Saturday morning cartoons. Haha

[Nash_12South]

10 minutes ago, smeagolsfree said:

The permit is still listed as open and never issued and is from March with an expiration in September, so they better get the move on. Not going to sent to William unless the permit is issued, which looks to be doubtful at this point in time.

My only thought is that they are the same folks as Emery Wood Fired and they are waiting for that spot to get going, now delayed to early August. Maybe it will start up then.

[Mr_Bond]

37 minutes ago, PaulChinetti said:

This speaks to my inner child and Saturday morning cartoons. Haha

And Sunday nights when we sometimes had breakfast for dinner!

[smeagolsfree]

I still have breakfast for dinner, especially pancakes. Did that a lot on Sundays nights as a kid watching Wonderful World of Disney.

[markhollin]

Vanderbilt University has paid a cumulative $55.5 million for 8 Midtown properties covering 5.2 acres at 2001-2005-2009-2011-2011B-2013 Grand Ave., 406 21st Ave. South (Panera Bread site) and 1001 19th Ave. South. Now word on what their long term plans are.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/development/vanderbilt-pays-55-5m-for-midtown-properties/article_be972e18-e9aa-11eb-9630-1fe790db1cbc.html

Structure at 2001 Grand Ave:
 

The purchase takes up quite a bit of the acreage of the block shown here:

[Melrose]

Does the purchase include the grass plot fronting Scarritt Place ?

[Bos2Nash]

28 minutes ago, Melrose said:

Does the purchase include the grass plot fronting Scarritt Place ?

It appears so. The Methodist Church owned all the parcels outlined in Red below. Vanderbilt already owns the Blue circled parcel. Probably only a matter of time before they buy the two remaining parcel on the block.

[Mr_Bond]

So SATCO and Starbucks are the last two holdouts?  I'm fine with Starbucks going bye-bye, but SATCO?  Can't Vandy incorporate that building into their new development?  Think of the millions of great tacos made there!  The thousands and thousands of buckets of beer consumed!  Someone should start a "Save SATCO" petition right now.

Edited July 21, 2021 by Mr_Bond

[titanhog]

1 hour ago, Mr_Bond said:

So SATCO and Starbucks are the last two holdouts?  I'm fine with Starbucks going bye-bye, but SATCO?  Can't Vandy incorporate that building into their new development?  Think of the millions of great tacos made there!  The thousands and thousands of buckets of beer consumed!  Someone should start a "Save SATCO" petition right now.

Can’t get rid of Satco!!

[smeagolsfree]

Well the Starbucks is actually the Lagasse family. The LaGasse  family is one of the older land holders in Nashville.

Parcel ID: 10404002200
Address: 402 21ST AVE S
Owner: LAGASSE PROPERTIES, LLC

SatCo

Parcel ID: 10404002400
Address: 416 21ST AVE S
Owner: WRIGHT, MINDY

 

[smeagolsfree]

I have another map with the major land holders that I use for other things, lets say.

Below is pretty much the footprint of all of Vanderbilt's land holdings in this area. I have Belmont's below that FYI.

[titanhog]

You know Vandy wishes Music Row wasn’t there.  They’d try to gobble up every piece of land all the way from 21st to 12th Ave S in Edgehill.

 

[smeagolsfree]

Vandy s plan to control Music Row is coming to an end with the new zoning that is seemingly going into effect now. They will not be able to compete with the big boy developers that are going to be coming in and buying up the remainder of the property in that area.

[thenorthchannel]

T3 Finery property cleared in WeHo.

[markhollin]

Chestnut Hill:  The Rise at 1414 3rd Ave. South is adding onto the existing repurposed warehouse for more event/office space.

Looking east from 3rd Ave. South, 1/2 block south of Hart St:
 

[markhollin]

Roberta's Pizza has purchased the long time commercial building (built as a home in 1910) at 2405 12th Ave. South for $2.8 million with plans to open their 2nd Brooklyn-style pizzeria. No word on when conversion and opening will be.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/retail/12south-building-slated-for-brooklyn-pizza-restaurant/article_9ec42d26-eb07-11eb-a27f-7f94c63b2f16.html




 

[Nash_12South]

1 hour ago, markhollin said:

Roberta's Pizza has purchased the long time commercial building (built as a home in 1910) at 2405 12th Ave. South for $2.8 million with plans to open their 2nd Brooklyn-style pizzeria. No word on when conversion and opening will be.

More behind the Nashville Post paywall here:

https://www.nashvillepost.com/business/retail/12south-building-slated-for-brooklyn-pizza-restaurant/article_9ec42d26-eb07-11eb-a27f-7f94c63b2f16.html




 

 

Seriously??? Essentially across the street from Mafiaoza's? Good for them. Mafiaoza's may need to do some sprucing up and maybe rework their really low, claustrophobic, red awning area.

[markhollin]

Thrive @ City Heights (3 stories, 30 units) update: exterior brickwork and cladding 95% complete.

Looking SW from 27th Ave. North, 1/4 block north of Clifton Ave:

Looking NE from intersection of 27th Ave. North and Clifton Ave:

Looking NE from intersection of Lena St. and Clifton Ave:

Looking SE from Lena St., 1/2 block north of Clifton Ave:

[markhollin]

HCA Centennial Healthpeak Bldg. (6 stories) update: exterior complete.

Looking south from 24th Ave. North, 1/4 block south of Charlotte Ave:

Looking SW from 24th Ave. North, 1/2 block north of Parman Place:

Looking north from intersection of Parman Place and 24th Ave. North:

Looking NW from Parman Place, 1/2 block west of 24th Ave. North:

Looking NE from intersection of 25th Ave. North and Parman Place:

[markhollin]

Standard Assembly (5 stories, 314 units, 25,000 sq. ft. of retail, internal garage) update: up to 4th floor of eastern section.

Looking SW from intersection of Merritt Ave. and Hagan St:

[smeagolsfree]

On 7/20/2021 at 8:55 PM, geoephemera said:

467 Chestnut Street from Capital Investment Group

I'm sharing a few slides from CIG's presentation to South Nashville Action People (SNAP) concerning the planned mixed use development at 467 Chestnut Street in Wedgewood Houston. I am not sure how far along CIG is in the process. They have plans for including affordable housing in their unit mix of around 151 units with commercial space & mentioned they have reached out to the Mayor's Office with affordable housing questions. Access to the development will be off the alley. They do share the parking lot with the old United Record Pressing location at 453 Chestnut Street that may limit whether they will be closing all of the driveway entrances along 453-467 Chestnut. However, no new driveways off of Chestnut will support AJ Capital's planned bike lanes along Chestnut. Braxton Brewery is the planned commerical tenant for their development. Braxton expanded their distribution to the Nashville area in 2017. Braxton currently operates two locations in walkable & historic neighborhoods in Cincinnati, OH, & across the Ohio River in Covington, KY. The planned brewery for this Wedgewood Houston development will make three. More details can be found in the attached images. 

Well I did find out the location for this property is not zoned for this height and Colby knew nothing about it. My guess is he will no support it and will not support a zone change either. That’s a problem when they circumvent the council person. Even if it goes to Council it will never pass without the council persons approval.

 

[Flatrock]

1 hour ago, smeagolsfree said:

Well I did find out the location for this property is not zoned for this height and Colby knew nothing about it.

WTH was the developer thinking!?? How can an entity have such an incredible lack of acumen/discernment? Pretty cool looking proposal. Bizarre. 

[markhollin]

Signage up for the new International Market on Belmont Blvd. across from the Belmont Univ. Performing Arts Center. I was able to peek through a small opening in the plastic-covered windows to see new shelving, tables, chairs, and buffet line.  Looks very nice.